A new wave of Star Wars “news” claimed Ewan McGregor had confirmed his return as Obi-Wan Kenobi in Ahsoka Season 2 — except he didn’t. What he actually said was that he enjoys watching his wife in the show and would happily return if asked. Somewhere between that and the reposting frenzy, the rumor became “fact.” And once again, the internet proved it’ll run with anything that sounds exciting.
Andor Proves Star Wars is NOT for Kids Anymore (And That’s a Good Thing)
Forget lightsabers and chosen ones—Andor proves Star Wars isn't just for kids anymore. This gripping prequel throws out the nostalgia bait and delivers a bleak, brilliant take on rebellion, radicalization, and resistance. And it might just be the most grown-up thing the galaxy has ever produced.
Can Artificial Intelligence Save Anime from Itself?
As anime demand skyrockets, studios like Toei Animation are turning to AI to ease burnout and speed up production. But is AI really the villain fans fear—or the tool that could save the industry from collapsing under its own weight?
Lucasfilm just went all in on AI, and I’m here for it
Lucasfilm has always been ahead of the curve—sometimes uncomfortably ahead. This is the studio that brought us the first fully digital character, the first movie shot entirely on digital, and one of the first major pushes into virtual production with The Mandalorian. So when Rob Bredow took the stage at TED and showed off Star … Continue reading Lucasfilm just went all in on AI, and I’m here for it
Kathleen Kennedy Built the Films That Built Us—Let’s Not Rewrite History
There’s a rumor going around—again—that Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down as president of Lucasfilm, and this time the source isn’t some dude in a voice modulator mask yelling into a webcam about secret studio coups. No, this one comes from Jeff Sneider, a real journalist with real credits, and also, yeah, a bit of a … Continue reading Kathleen Kennedy Built the Films That Built Us—Let’s Not Rewrite History
Dear LucasFilm, stop talking about Star Wars, and MAKE Star Wars
Tony Gilroy recently let slip in an interview that Lucasfilm is working on a Star Wars horror project. No official announcement. No trailer. Just a casual mention that, yeah, something’s apparently happening in that space. It wasn’t confirmation. It wasn’t denial. It was something Lucasfilm has become remarkably good at: vague, cryptic development chatter that … Continue reading Dear LucasFilm, stop talking about Star Wars, and MAKE Star Wars
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